... The captain called out for l.ord Kitchener to come to the fore bridge, near where the captain's boa: was hoisted. He was also heard calling for l ord Kitchener get into the l*oat. bu: one is able saw whether Lord Kitchener got into the boat or not. nor occurred ...

... Mahogany and Oak, Ac.. I>rtHsin» Tables, Wash-stands. Antique Jacobean Chest Drawers with brass furniture. 2 Capital Kitchen Tables, 4ft Hin- Kitchen Dr eager, 12in. Lawn Mower in good order, and various effects, WILL SOLD BY AUCTION, JACKSON STOPS. LOCKE & CO ...

... waters,—Exchange. LORD KITCHENER’S PRESENTIMENT Paris. June lb Toulon correspomlent of the Petit Journal” states: Our contemporary *Je Dis Tout,” at Toulon, narrates the following anecdote concerning Lord Kitchener hen Lord Kitchener came some three months ...

... memorial service was held at the Parish Church for those who have fallen in the war. and particularly to the memory Lord Kitchener and those who were killed the North Sea battle. There was a large congregation present, the service being conducted the icar ...

... includes Commercial Room, Sitting Room, Billiard Room. Coßoe Room. t . Kd Bar and Smoke Room. ERANGEOF Rmcm?Saddle |ooms, Kitchen Garden with entrance from Manor Road; COTTAGE P*nd lEL TAP • tho whole in the occupation of Mr. A. bt. John Beale onTease ...

... Doran. Afternoon Ward —2 p.m. to 9 in- —Miss Horwood, Mrs. Fairfax. Night—9 p.m. to 8 m. —Miss Randall. Miss Hill 1 Morning, Kitchen—B a.m- to 2 p.m. —Miss Sladen, Miss Miller. Afternoon, Kitc hen.—Miss Doran, Mrs. Jones. Extra Mies Hatwell. STATION DUTY ...

... off for that,” Mr. Brinkworth ** God Save the King.” BARFOBD ST. MICHAEL Requtem Service.—A requiem service in memory Lord Kitchener, and all those fallen the wur. was held in the Parish Church on Friday morning, and was well attended. The newly-erected ...

... now in Frame, tin* journey having U*en undertaken a the roiilt of suggestion made just Indore his departure Huia Lord Kitchener during the discussion on the problem ot the conscientious objector w ith Free Church ministers an interview with London News ...

... Street, Banbury. ADDEHBUHY. —TO LET, at once, the compact RESIDENCE, Laurel Cottage, containing 2 Sitting Rooms, Bedrooms, Kitchen, Scullery, Cellar, Outhouse, Small Garden: Rent £l5; lately occupied by Mr. Pallant.—Apply, Miller & Abbott*. Banbury. TO ...

... renM.’B; tenant to pay rates.-Walford, Advertiser Office- Vooerdv, good I>«idling House. ’T' » ■| ...

... and Forage Stores, 43, Bridge Street. Poultry Corns, Pigeon Corns, Horse Com, Barley Meal, Toppings, &o. Also Beet House Kitchen and Steam Coal at very lowest Market Prices.— Address: —H, O. Whits. Please also refer to large advertisement. PERSONS that ...

... not : it was *• Whv is coal expensive ? Of course, she did not know the answer—one never did. (A laugh). In* answer was “Kitchener'' nuts' have gone. Derby * bright have gone, and it is only ' slack that i' left.' .Laughter!. She thought were it not for ...